Eminem's new album "The Death of Slim Shady" features tributes to his children

The 19-track LP features tributes to his children, Hailie Jade Scott (28), Alaina (31), and Stevie Laine (22).

Eminem's new album, "The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)," released on July 12, delves into personal themes, including his reflections on mortality and fatherhood. The 19-track LP features touching tributes to his children, Hailie Jade Scott (28), Alaina (31), and Stevie Laine (22).

The song "Temporary," a collaboration with Skylar Grey, incorporates recordings of a young Hailie and serves as a message of comfort for her after Eminem's passing. The rapper expresses his fear of not being able to communicate his love and support once he's gone, and assures Hailie of his everlasting presence in her life.

In another track, "Somebody Save Me," featuring Jelly Roll's "Save Me" chorus, Eminem apologizes to his children for the negative impact his struggles with substance abuse had on their lives. He expresses regret for prioritizing drugs over his family and missing out on important moments in their upbringing.

While Eminem has referenced his children in previous songs, such as "Mockingbird," "When I'm Gone," and "Hailie's Song," these new tracks offer a deeper and more vulnerable look into his relationship with them. This emotional openness was also evident in the recent "Houdini" music video, where all three children made a playful appearance.

"The Death of Slim Shady" marks a significant shift in Eminem's career, signaling a departure from his alter ego and a greater focus on personal experiences. The album's introspective nature, particularly in regards to his children, resonates with listeners on an emotional level and offers a glimpse into the rapper's softer side.